The César-nominated film takes place in the Andes and follows a boy and his wise friend as they try to recover a stolen artifact essential to their community.
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A broad spectrum of curious minds and lovers of scientific exploration are attending a fair for independent creators held in Miami that is proving to be a showcase for creativity and inventiveness with a Latin American stamp.
Un proyecto audiovisual de la oenegé PhillyCam se convirtió en un ejercicio de tejido social que le da voz en la televisión a las comunidades hispanohablantes de Filadelfia.
Phillies offense comes alive near the end of the game but could not pull off the Victory.
Luego de una batalla contra el cáncer, el músico puertorriqueño vuelve a los escenarios de Estados Unidos. Filadelfia será la primera parada el próximo 3 de mayo.
The cinderella team from Brazil finally goes to the big dance against Colombia's Atletico Nacional for the Recopa Sudamericana!
Two new Venezuelan Restaurants, “Tartareperia 18.64,” and “Puyero Venezuelan Flavor”, mark the latest addition to the rich Latino cuisine of Philadelphia. They are part of a revolution in the city’s cuisine that traces its roots almost 30 years ago.
Aunque los estadounidenses no son los primeros en emanciparse, la media de edad a la que lo hacen sigue siendo una de las más bajas del mundo.
AL DÍA presenta su Top 5 de artistas que deberías estar escuchando esta semana
Los restaurantes venezolanos Tartarepería 18.64 y Puyero Venezuelan Flavor son las dos últimas incorporaciones a la rica oferta gastronómica latina de Filadelfia.
Personalidades como James Rhodes han denunciado con dureza las violaciones que sufrieron cuando eran niños, pero aún queda mucho por hacer
It isn’t often that economics raises the most profound questions of human existence, but recent work of economists Anne Case and Angus Deaton (husband and wife, both of Princeton University) comes close. You may recall that a few years ago, Case and Deaton reported the startling finding that the death rates of non-Hispanic middle-aged whites had gotten worse — they were dying younger.
No es frecuente que la economía suscite las preguntas más profundas de la existencia humana, pero el trabajo reciente de los economistas Anne Case y Angus Deaton (marido y mujer, ambos de Princeton University) casi lo hace. Quizás recuerden que hace unos años, Case y Deaton nos informaron sobre su asombrosa conclusión de que las tasas de mortalidad de los blancos no-hispanos, de mediana edad, habían empeorado—morían más jóvenes.
The construction has begun. Philadelphia Museum of Art’s core project, designed by starchitect Frank Gehry, held a groundbreaking ceremony today.
In an editorial, Norte de Ciudad Juarez said Sunday's print edition would be its last because the safety of reporters cannot be guaranteed.
La conferencia anual Hispanicize celebra a partir del lunes su octava edición, convertida en el referente hispano de las nuevas tendencias en el campo de la información, los medios y el entretenimiento. La conferencia otorgará el premio "Latinovator" a la gimnasta y medallista olímpica Laurie Hernández.
Hispanicize is the one of the biggest events for Latino media and influencers. Starting today, event highlights include an intimate performance from Juanes and a Latinovator lunch honoring Olympian and Crest Ambassador Laurie Hernandez.
The University of Miami presented Friday in Costa Rica a scholarship program with which it seeks to offer new development opportunities for students from Latin America and the Caribbean.
A Latino assemblyman has introduced a bill that would allow diacritical marks on Spanish names in official registers
Draft bill that President Enrique Peña sent to Congress in 2015 has been beset by delays
With four games left, can Colombia capture a place in the 2018 World Cup?
Past a chalkboard that says, “Come inside to read a good book,” on one side and “Don’t be an asshole!” on the other, you come across a tattered SEPTA Union Strike poster from the early twentieth century, preserved underneath an equally withered-away lamination. A few cautious inches deep inside of this surreal time machine, a pillar manages to stand from the 1890s home of an anarchist feminist writer and speaker who lived near Drexel University.
